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warltown, Northampton county.

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go the owner or owners Of the
schooner "Daisy" and all others
concerned:
You are hereby. notified thatSI
shall on HE 1st day of April term
of the County Court of Accomack
county, State of Virginia, lit being
the Goth day Of April next), move
the said court to take up, decide
npou, and enter Judgment accord
ing to law upon the questions in,
Waived in the following petition,
which was regularly filed at the
February term lastofthe saidcourt.
The said petition was as fellows:
"To the Hon. George T. Carl
son, Judge Of the County Court for
Accomack county, State of Yir
ginia."
Your Petitioner, James 81. Fetch
er, Jr., attorney for the Common
wealth of the said county, begs
leave to submit TO your Honor the
following case: thaton the 18th day
of December, A. D., 1856, the
Schooner "Daisy" was found en-
ployed by George Highland and
Delaney Wright in dredging for
oysters within the waters of this
Commonwealth, to wit, IN POGO
molle Sound, they, the said George
Highland and Delaney Wright not
then being residents of this State;
and your petitioner further states
that the owner or owners of said
schooner, tackle and appurtenances
arc to your petitioner unknown.
Your petitioner therefore prays
that the said schooner, daisy
together with her tackle aud ap-
purtenances be forfeited to the
Commonwealth of Virginia. And.
your petitioner Will ever pray &c.n
Given under my hand as Com
monvealth'S attorney for the coun-
ty of Accomack, this 10Th day OF
March, a. d., 1857.
JAMES FL. FLETCHER, j r.
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A,!viccS received from all parts
of Virginia Indicate that all is not
serene in the Mahone party. In
some localities henchmen, whohere-
tofore have been subject in all
things TO the boss. are III open re
volt. Nbile lit other points lGntter-
ineS a,e heard which would seem
to forbodc no good to the petty ~
rant, who has so long controlled
them. Nor is that ,liSaffeciion con
fined only TO his hitherto truSty
chiefs, but in the rank and file Of
his party there seems to bea grow.
ing disccntent, notably iii Peters.
burg ssa a~selll eaaniF strong.
holds where MaE6neism and the
filthy venom it contained for CIV,
erything deccnt and respectable
tiourislcd most. To allay their dis
content lie boss, wiilan eye on the
U. s. Senate, is now making a des-
perate effort by disseminating lies
of the vileSt character and hy MAX
ing promises to the color,d people
i,icll tic fortunes of the inQui>i-
ton should not cxtort from ANY
Gle actuatcd by single impulse,
friendly 10 Virginia and Ter inter-
csts. 70 accomplish his selfish
ends nothing is so sacred That he
would not concentrate it with his
filthy touch, and there is no inter
est Of Virginia llich he would not
sacrifice If lie is to be believed
..cvrn the removal of the two re-
naming legal determinations
against perfect equality Of the two
faces" In that spirit and animated
with such II. ndish hate he is now
making tie effort TO organize and
band together his patty i'll the
spring election, so that they may
lie in fighting Trim for the fall elcc.
ton. That his lieutenantS should
not contin e to lie the plant tools
which he would lave them he, that
the colored people even SHOULD De
Disguised with him, that amy one
OF reputable character should
counteuance his ne!arionS schemes
is surprising. Yet the great bulk
of the cololcd Ieop'e are still so
bliud, and so many men OF the
white race are still so willing to be
misled by The promise OF reward,
lDat there is not absolute safety
fiom tie Vaccinations of Malone,
unless all true Democrats place
themselves Gu guard, to tliwart his
evil designs. NCr should they wait
until the fall election. His forces
ave beiig organized HOW and Or
ganizatlon is no less necessary TO
us. Defeat at tie May election
wcu!d he d,n.cra!iziDg TO us, and
the Republicans of The county
knowing that fact: Oflale have had
several meetings having that ob,
jrct doubtless in view. they have
kept their counsel so well though,
that we ere not apprised of their
plans. but the victory which they
IN only hope to win liz surprise.
l:encc. tier si!ercc would be nose
lie less luxurious to us. n" true
Democrat should, therefore in or
opinion forget the fourth Thursday
iii May, or fail of the daily w!iicl
Will then lie required OF lam.
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We will also pay special premiums
on all other farm products that arc
worthy OF premiums, If exhibited at
fair and grown by
virginius or Ocean Guano.
No ether fertilizers are to be used
in connection with Virginius or
Ocean guanos in competition for
these premiums. and every farmer
entering produce for these prem
iumS will I've required to state how
much grano he used and the mode
of applying tile same. These prem
iumS are open for competition for
all farmers OF Accomac and North
;llnpton counties, Va. 1t is unnccs-
sary Tor us to say more of these gu
amos than this, they arc adapted
for all crops,and they are surpassed
10y no glano or fertilizer on the
market, they are fully up TO last
years standard, and offered for
sale by The following well known re-
liable business firms:
Kent Il Wilson, Parksley; A. F.
Mcars, Mearsville; j. g. Justis &
CO., Hopkins, Bro. & Co., Hunting
Creek; Hopkins u Bro, Powell y
NAPLES, w. ID. Lewis, Onancock;
Powell Il Garrison, Wachapreaguc
City; S.lN.Martin, Hotl'nan's wharf;
Il. j. Nottingham, Northampton
county; ~. S. Matthews, Temper
ancevllle, Va.
Q,.L n,ono III
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The boiling Republicans of Nor
folk county have decided to join
the Democrats in nominating a
peoples ticket" that is, to divide
the Offices Of the county with the
Democrats.
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A statue in honor of John c.
Calhoun was unveiled last Tues
day at Charleston, S. c.. in. the
presence of an MISUNDERSTANDING
and an eloquent Grafton was de-
ljyered by Secretary Lamar.
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w. r. Smith, the embezzling
clerk. of the Auditors Office in
Richmond, recently pardoned by
Gov. Lee, is dead
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JOHN W. DUNCAN,
JEWELER
Mann ST., onancock.

Watches pivote'l, jcwelled, etc,
in fact anything that your watch
may require. Work done in first
class style Ivy latest improved ma
clilnery. NJ stock of Watches.
Clocks, Jewelry, Srectacles. Etc.
was never cqnalled on the shore
Sec advertisement elsewhere i'll
this paper, or call and see Tor your
self.
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thought bags fertilizer "our Mixture B" Mr. and
applied and notwithstanding the poor year, mine
tic land left to test it's
strength gathering found considerable difference
sccntiuSly is best fertilizer have
bIears p. O.. Dec %, 1856 JOHN E. PoULsoN
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!. and For 6 ale.

sndnU E-UF 9 dtCs
By authority of Miss NJ. Virginia
Copes, I offer for sale at private con-
tract her farm, formerly belonging
to William Copes, con aiming some
eighty (SO) acres. The premises
consist of both cleared and wood
land. with plenty Of resources for
manure, and with sufficient build
ings for a farm Of the size, and the
same are located within u miles of
ParkSlcy station.
JOHN j. BLACKSTONE,
1887, April 9th.
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DIR. !. Ell. A. LOFLAND

located at Pungoteague, Va.,.
offers his professional services to
his former patrons and the public
in general. Office and residence at
0The Heath Place.
opposite Winder's Hotel.
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A resolution WAS introduced in
the Senate of West Virginia on
Friday to provide ful settlement
Of The claim of Virginia against
West Virginia for IS. 0OU. 00U,as the
latter'S slarc of the State debt OF
Virginia at tie time the State of
West Virginia was created.
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SALISBURY, ND.

Having disposed old damaged by
offer fresh stock compounded by the formula last year.
and adapted all spring crops Peas Potatoes Cabbage Strawberries
Tie Fertilizers hcng made from ANIMAL BONE and BLOOD
basis with ntrate and mnrtc which the reliable
obtain the materials and compounded under
know whereof speak We claim that "OUR MIXTURE
B" is only the concentrated and economical fertilizer
tie farmers bur ait compounded of such
proportions yield the growing plant complete plant
FOOD during it's Of growth and to leave the soil permanent
ly improved condition.
ECONOMICAL. ACTIVE RELIABLE PERMANENT
give testimonials reliable persons which
themselves:
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COTTON, WOODEN AND SILK DRESS FABRICS

W. invite to spend goods inches wide at
and s. cents rel Coiore Gro I'll Sua and Rhatame silks
OF latest French designs
Vys Novelties other Trimmings match Dress Goods
Gloves and Hose hebest
viii afford Is and IS cent Handkechefs &c., 5c
Many these articles
fnot satisfactory We offer Carpets low
CARPETS
upwards upwards Lounges $3.50 So SGand IS,
the goods proportion :, ,,o Ill,
If YOU anything line will yeu visit our stores we VII
showing orfot convenient to we Will I'LL
any you same prices you were
describe nearyas possible what you want
and the and vii assist US IN Inakng the SELECTION
the lowest prices Respectfully
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used fertilizer "Our Mixture BIZ Irish potatoes by the side
Ola fertilizer which cost $40 ton and further the
pound con difference in the yield potatoes shpped
barrels from less than barrel planted Iconsier it number
fertilizer and shall use il again the coming spring.
J1aIwood, Dec. 30. 1856. j. B. MApP
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bought fertilizer "Our Mixture 3" and applied corn;
by the side Of which used higher priced
izcrs fertilizer gave the best satisfaction
much cheaper. consider it good fertilizer
Near Temperancevile, Dec. is, 1856 A. +. P
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VIRGINIA NEWS.

HARRlsnNBURG, Va, April 25..-,
A local option elecrlon WAS held to.
daysin four of the five districts in
this county. The Efarrisonhurg
district gave oI4 prohibition MAJ
iority, the Ashby district about 10,
aud the other two districts are
claimed by The pr"iihitionISts by
small mai' rites. Everything pass
ed of quietly.
Ii is learned from un,loubtcd au-
thority that John Chamberlain is
making active preparations Tor his
hotel at O'l Point, and in this con.
rcction it is also stated that Mr..
Chamberlain proposes to build a
hotel to accommodate only about
three hundred guests, bit on &c.
count OF tile superior service which
hc expects to give, very high rates
will be charged, and cnEst Qnenily
will not interfere with lie trade oi
the Hygeia Hotel.-Norlolk Land.
mark.
The Senate of Virginia passed a
rcSolutiono on "Wednesday extending
the time from the 80 April to 81 o.
May in which license taxes shall
expire this year. Tie object Of
tins legislation is 70 enable the
Legislature further time 70 consider
the revenue Question and prevent
coupons from beng pressed upon
the State for this class OF UaX at
THIS time.
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fertilizer "Our Mixture B" potatoes and
cabbage applied side by side Fowl Manure the
Weld OF corn better the Mixture gave good satisfaction
on all used on. THoS. q. BlEARs.
Near Bloxom station Dec Is 1856.
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The ono Onrs B" bought last spring your agent
Mock applied TO corn by the side ogood home raised and e
gathered ont bel chan the and made great
fodder consider good fertilizer and shall ecomng spring.
Atlantic. Dec 8, 1856 Jos. w. TAYLOR.
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This OLD reliable goods again The and is now being
offered through the following reliable
who would nnt dare offer fertilizer to Their customers
in which they themselves had not perfect condolences
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Iaplnd Mxtnre W to Irish potatoes the present year
side with Peruvian potatoes and could
difference in hc yield coside number potatoes
Oak llaI, Dec. 90 1856 JOS NJ. FEDDEAAN.
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bought bag Of your fertilizer this sour Mixture ap
pied potatoes BIZ the side of Peruvian guano Mixture
and the 50 25 net dug all within week.
Mixture realized % barrels and from the guano
rcs fish and house but consider Mixture
the anything everuse for Irish potatoes and again
New Church, Dec. 81, 1886. Il. I. Ross.
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bought your fertilizer "Our Mixture
last spring applied co peas aud Irish potatoes
of which number fertilizer shall agan.
Temperanccvlle Dec II, 1856 Ed. MARSHALL.
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American Fish Glalo Co.,
Holl.man's Wharf, Va.
The Handsome Trottng Brea Stallion
True B ala sG0.

The Handsome Iroth1g 6reo STANTON
True B ia z'd0e
Will mako tho season of 1887 on tho Eastern
Shore of Virginia OH tho following forms: S27 10
Insure Il mare with foal; sl5for services tho soa
SON. and IS for single services, llmitcd strictly 10
Ten approved mares.
DESCRIPTION
True Dajardo Is IL solid bay, no white, black
points, ro;ilcd April 1851, and s Is hands Inches
high liz Is Il very handsome strong made colt,
and In style AMI gait IS nearly perfect rs light
harness horse; and from present Indications
ought TO make successful sire OF fast roild and
track horses.
O PEDIGREE.
True Daiarlo is by Balardo, LIST dam ny oys-7
terman, IL. md dam Glencoe lCo. Finncy's), 3rd
dam Portsmouth.
Gajnr,lu is 10y Stephen A. Douglas, son of I;ys-
dyk's Ilamblc tonlap diam Lady Doyle, by North
star, md dam by Tickle Toby, son Of Mngnum
Bonum, 3r dam II Henry mare. Ba1ardo Is Il
iro:iing bred horse and standard hy tho pcr-
torrance uf Lis got. lie sired SiapEanlls, record
2:aS Eye Lid .:37 Diamond 2ia and Hattie G. 2:}2.
Sici,hcu a. Douglas sired ak trottcrs With AZ
average rcc' I'd OF 2:3i. Oystermitn Jr sired by
Cysicrman, lie by Revenue out OF Miss Coats by
Boston, md dam by sir Archy. Glencoe by Bnlie
Pcyion, dam by Windsor. lallo peyton was sired
by Andrew dam Pocah0ntLs by American Eclipse.
Glencoe WAS good LwA milo hoat rlco horse.
Portsmouth by imp. Luzb0rouSn out OF Polly
Pcacllnm by John Richards. Portsmouth had II
distinguished honor Of helng victorious over the
great race lurso i;Uston, and sired Tho dam OF
Wild Air. 2:.2.3.
REMARKS.
From the foregoing II Will DC seen that True
Iatardn C. mes from tho best trotLng stock on
his slrcs side, and this blood Is based OH IL race
horse foundation through his DAM of which
there is no better With such strong breeding he
will Ii:,Iart. substance and finish 10 his get
vii Ii ytclt unlformltyas his sire Baiardo hns
done. lie will mako his SCISSOR from February
LIST until April 20tl.
W. For further particulars, apply to
MOSES NJ. BELL,
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Will mako tho season OF 1887 on tho Eastern
Shore Of Virginia OH the following forms: $50 10
Insure :. mare with foal; $l5 for services tho soa-
son; and IS for single services, limited strictly 10
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meeting the wants of
local trade but vsecurig holding the trade that ua the larger
value for the money than can oe OBTAINED
with encouragement and success and our
motto still 5 Coward" We handle all kinds OF
, 1887-06-30
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Am. ship John \. Briggs, 1892 tons,
Boyd, arrived Lare last evening from San
Francisco. and was tpv,d to Semitic, at
which lace she will load a retr.rn cargo
of coal.
British bark Jnhn It !hey, Il47 tons.
Ryan, lumber laden from Tacoma for
Valparaiso. WITS tnwri here lolay by tug
Tacoma. After shipping = crew she will
proceed II her destination.
British ship Liniisfa-ue, 1924 tons.
Miller, has been chartered 10 load coal
at Nanaim for San Francisco.
British bark Haa~quinu. 43S tons, has
been chartered 10 had lumber on the
Sound for Valparaiso.
SAN FRANCTsca, Jnue -, 1SS7-Sailcd
Steamer Wellington. Nanaimo; ship Be-
nanza, PUGET Sound; bark Columbia,
Seattle.
Steamer O.ympian ariiyeI here last
night from Alaska, via Victoria. The
actual running time from Juneau was Sc
hours. She brought a large number OF
passengers, among whom w2s Bishop
Fowler
The owners of the steamship City Of
Topeka contemplate placing that vessel
in the sugar trade between San Diego
and Honolulu in connection with two
other steamers
The ship Sumatro, 1913 tons, finished
loading lumber at Fort Discovery on
Monday, aud was towed to sea the same
night. bound to San Pedro
, 1887-06-30
CFrom saturday,s pailv.l

Am. bark Ceylon, 647 tons. Calhoun,
has been chartered at San Francisco, TO
load d cargo of lumber on the Sound for
HouoIau.
BarA r. K. Ham, Cove. sailed from
San Francisco on 25th inst, for Port
Blakeley to lead return cargo OF ium-
Der.
Am. ship Fanny Tucker, GFeouleaf,
sailed yesterday from Port Discovery,
lambcr laden for San Pedro.
Am. ship Spartan, Polite, has about
completed her cargo of coal at Seattle,
and will be towed 10 sea tomorrow. Her
destination is San Francisco.
Am. ship Alaska. Pritchard, SAILED
from San Francisco yesterday for Taeo-
ma, to load coal as n return cargo.
, 1887-06-30
Woman Suffrage

Tie following was adopted 10y the
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Convention held at Seattle this week:
WHEREAS, The right to the ballot Is
Inherent 70 every American citizen who
has the legal capacI!y to sue aud be
sued. to make contracts, to transact busi-
mesa, and to own and convey property,
aid as this right is essential to iie pro-
lection of personal and civil rig IS, ali
to the preservation Of peace and good
order in society, We deny the right of
one class of citizens TO exclude another
class from the right Of suffrage, thus
enabling themselves to monopolize the
government of their fellow citizens.
Resolred, That we, as Il Convention,
do utter our most indignant protest
against the unfair manner in which We
hive been deprived OF the ballot, and be-
ewing as we do that the ballot in the
uands OF women is our right and q
mighty lever for good in the protection
of our homes, therefore be it
ResoIved, That We urge upon unions
the great Importance of vigilance and
anceasirg and persistent efforts TO Sc
cure suffrage act on firm basis.
, 1887-06-30
CFrom Fridays DaiiyD

The tug Tacoma towed here last even
ing the Norwegian bark EphiaItes, 66S
tons, Hepriksen, lumber laden from Ia
coma for Melbourne, Australia, and Nor.
bark Enia Thambarskicr, 920 tons, lum-
Der laden for Valparaiso, Chill
British bark Braemar arrived at Cal!Go
June 13, lumber laden from Port Dis
coyery.
Captain Balch, formerly master of the
bark Columbia, is now in command Of
the ship John \. Briggs, loading coal at
Seattle for San Francisco.
Br. bark Dambartonshire, Newgreen.
has about completed her cargo of lumber
ut Utsalady and will sail in few days
for Valparaiso. She Will take several
passengers, ]. 2. Ludlow, of Seattle
being one OF them.
The ship Earlhou5e cleared yesterday
from San Francisco for Nauaimo. She
will load return cargo of coal.
Barks Cowlitz and Hope sailed yoster-
day from Port Gamble, lumber laden for
San Francisco.
, 1887-06-30

The PendIeton East Org0niGn,
dyed-in- the wool Democratic paper,
rises to remark: "Seme time ago
there was published in the N 7. Sun
an interview with Charles S. Yoor-
hees, representative to Congress
from Washington Territory, reflect
ing against the character of Gov.
Squire, of Seattle. Voorhees, is a
Democrat and Squire Il Republican.
The leading Democrats of Seattle,
having their attention called to the
damaging article, and knowing it to
be false, have come out in publish
ed card denying the insinuations and
charges in the Sun We must admit
..aat 'Chawles' got the worst of il"
, 1887-06-30
J. j. CALuOUS y,
lg-,,-.nrFFfrrsr Am
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.
JAMES D. FAlNKLER, az. >.
FORT TOWNSEND, w. T.

.,ffiee aud Dug store, nsar the Custom House
aosIdsncs, Mrs. E. Barthrop'5 house formerly
scsunieI by Capt Oliver, on Taylor street.
Telephone in drug siorU, accessible day or
zigig. No. OF telephone Tor residence, 80. No.
sfIslephons for oiics, %.
10 onice hours: TO -, A. ~, = 20 andT to
Arr .epIOGSwtf
, 1887-06-30
An Important Decision.

Tho supreme court of California has just
made quite an important decision. 1t has de-
cided in the case of the estate of Andrew
Briswalter that a marriage to be legal must
be made public, and the parties must live
as husband and wife "in the face of their
neighl.ns.r The decision is considered to
prars;-.siIy dispose of the famous Sharon case
against Sarah AIthea, for no publicity" was
ever given TO the Sharon-HLll marriage
Chicago Times.
, 1887-06-30

The collei II Of customs al Siska,
Alaska, rec, ntly submitted 20 the
Treasury Department question sub
mitted ny resident Of Kodiak,
whether ne y;,n lawfully engage with
schooner and crew in killing fur
seals in Alaskan waters not near Pry-
oylov Islands Assistant Secretary
Maynard informs the collector that
inasmuch Is Section 1855 of the
Revised Statutes prohibits the killing
Of any fur seals within the limits of
Alaskan Territory or in the waters
therein except by the lessees under q
special law, the question must be
answered in the negative.
, 1887-06-30
During d conversation with Hon.

During q conversation with Hon.
Phillip Ritz, of Walla Wal!a, yester-
day. Eo informed i rci resentatlve OF
the Nelrs that the Inland empire
would have FOR expert this year over
100000 tons of grain, the country
north OF Snake river alone probably
producing over 83,00G tons At least
half of this or 200,000 tons will be
shipped over tho Northern Pacific
railroad. As soon as arrangements
for through traffic are completed the
Northern Pacific will be able to carry
1000 tons per day over the switch
back, SO no fear need Ice entertained
as to their not being able TO remove
the coming crop TO sea port il good
seeson.-Tacoma Ners.
, 1887-06-30

YICroRIA. June 21.-The celebration Of
the Queens jubilee was opened this
morning by yacht race In the after
moon the naval forces and the local mill
TIA took part IN = sham battle at Beacon
Hill, which was witnessed by 10000 spec
tators, and wa8 very interesting event.
The city 10 crowded with visitors from
Oregon and Washington Territory. TIE
city is gaily decorated tonight The
illuminat!on OF four war ships at Esqui-
malt was beautiful il effect.
, 1887-06-30

Reliable accident insurance at low
rates, at the ARGUS agency.
, 1887-06-30
Hawaiian Consul.
OFFICE HAWAIIAN CONSULATE,

UFFIUE HAWAIIAN OUN5ULAIE, I
Port Townsend, w. T., Aug. %, '84.
A LII VESSELS Bound to any of the Ports i'll
4 the Hawaiian Kingdom are required to
asye consular certificates of invoices ana GER
haeates of the origin of goods. All necessary
psPers and Information furnished on appllc;I-
ti0n 10 JAMES &. SWAN,
IL II. Ms Consul, Van nBokkelen's Building,
2&w:tf AdaIns St. Pert Townsend
, 1887-06-30

For SknE-Half dozen new double
desks for school purposes. Will be sold
at a bargain. Apply at the ARGUS
agency.
, 1887-06-30

there seems to be a strong senti~
meul." says a Washington dispatch
to the New York World, 10 select q
southern man for the position of vice
president on the next democratic
ticket" Either Carlisle or Lamar is
naaIed.
Nelson Bennett tells q Portland
repUr,sr that there are 1850 feet CT
the Cascade tunnel yet remaining to
be bored. They are making headway
at the rate of fifteen feet each twenty
four hours, and a twelvemonth at
least must elapse before iron horse
will go snorting through the big bore.
The Sherman campaign is booming
in Virginia Malone and John S.
Wise are back of it, and are strong
team when they pull together. Blaine
is said to have made oyertures to
Wise, but the latter believes Sher-
man is the only republican who can
carry the Old Dominion, and he is
for the man who can win.